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Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
(614) 421-6248
Provides affordable housing to residents of the Columbus area
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Franklin County Foreclosure Resources
treasurer.franklincountyohio.gov
Provides a list of resources regarding foreclosure avoidance and assistance in Franklin County
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Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority
(216) 348-5000
Provides affordable housing to residents of Cuyahoga County
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NHS Greater Cleveland
(216) 458.4663
Helps Greater Cleveland residents find affordable housing
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Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation
(330) 315-3718
Provides affordable housing in Northeast Ohio
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Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
(513) 721-4580
Provides housing opportunities to residents of Hamilton County
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Ohio Works First
(614) 466-4815
Ohio Works First is the financial assistance portion of the state’s Temporary Assistance to Needy Families program, which provides cash benefits to needy families for up to 36 months.
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Food Assistance
(614) 466-4815
This program helps low-income people buy the food they need for good health.
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Community Action Committee of Pike County
1-866-820-1185
It is the mission of the Community Action Committee of Pike County to promote self-sufficiency among the low income population of Pike County, and to address the major causes of poverty. To accomplish this mission it will be necessary to develop a stable funding base, to create community awareness of agency efforts, to increase community participation of these efforts, to establish and maintain quality programs along with quality administration, and to create innovative operations and administration. Attention will be focused on the needs of Pike County while simultaneously seeking appropriate opportunities to meet the needs of the region. The agency will also focus on innovative activities serving all income groups to develop financial resources to better serve the low income population.
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Akron Summit Community Action, Inc.
330-376-7730
ASCA Inc. offers specific resources and educational training that promote economic self-sufficiency to low-income residents while assisting individuals and families to move upwards and out of poverty by providing a comprehensive system of education, training, support and resources that are central to the programs and services offered.
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Career Center: Cuyahoga Works
(216) 475-5000
Career counselors, an excellent research library, Maple Heights Job Club and runs workshops at several locations. They also offer the Ohio Career Information System database that has occupational information, career assessment tests, college and scholarship listings, and job search guidance. Free workshops: resume clinic, job search strategies, and Interview Prep. Individual appointments for career assessment, mock interviews, etc.
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The City of Oklahoma City
(405) 297-2846
Offers a program for owner-occupied rehabilitation
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Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City
(405) 424-5243
Provides homeowner education and leases affordable housing units
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Oklahoma City Housing Authority
(405) 239-7551
Provides affordable housing to residents of Oklahoma City
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Creek Nation Department of Housing
(918) 549-2500
Provides affordable housing to Oklahoma residents, specifically to members of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation
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Big Five Community Services, Inc.
580-924-5331
Big Five Community Services, Inc provides services in Bryan, Carter, Coal, Love and Pontotoc counties, with some services extending to several additional counties in Central and South Central Oklahoma. Big Five's purpose is to identify, address and eradicate the causes and conditions of poverty within its service area. Big Five is involved in a wide variety of programs, most of which are in some way linked to the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Program.
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Community Action Agency Of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma / Canadian Counties, Inc.
405-232-0199
The Agency was created in 1965 and offers services to combat poverty and other social ills. These programs include: 1) Turning Point - A treatmeant center where outpatients can receive support for substance abuse 2) Economic Development - a community program promoting business through small business loans and individual development accounts 3)Home Repair and Weatherization
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Portland Housing Bureau
(503) 823-2375
Provides affordable housing opportunities to Portland residents
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